Although its taunted as a work vehicle, I think this practical model is quite attractive. Sure, its not a cobblestone prowling Vespa, but it is not without its charm and several well thought out practical features.
India needs a go-anywhere, two-wheeled rig that can handle a load of packages, bags of produce, and enough seating for a family of four. The Hero RNT delivers on all those fronts, and throws in a diesel engine, two-wheel drive, and a portable generator, just for good measure.
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February 10, 2014
Ok, you won’t be fighting supervillains with this green power ring, but you will have a cozy neighbor for that green thumb of yours.
Growing Rings are a mix of jewelry and plant, couture and organism. Designed for people in metropolitan areas, the Growing Ring is a chance to take a little bit of greenery with you.
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February 19, 2013
Ok, not really by IKEA, but if they did decide to get into the beekeeping business, I’d imagine they might call upon designers like Rowan Dunford.
Dunford wanted to eliminate any fears that might come with starting your own hive, like cost and complexity. Perfect for the beginner, the modern hive is simple and designed for flat-pack shipping and assembly.
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February 1, 2013
A charming green gesture you can carry with you all day. Regrettably, the creator does not include a plant with the necklace, so its actually just a tiny planter on a necklace. Might be a good DIY project.
Why should your plants stay at home? They help clean the air you breathe, are beautiful, and create a wonderful conversation starter. Carry a sprout, a succulent, or a flower you found on your morning walk. I created the design for the Wearable Planter using modeling software. It is then 3D printed and finished by hand. This planter is made of 3D …
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January 28, 2013
I love the idea of aquaponics, where fish and plants grow in a symbiotic relationship. The concept has been used on a larger scale to produce significant amounts of edible plants and fish, but this small-scale version is perfect for the home decoration or proof of concept. Video after the cut.
Grow fresh produce right in the comfort of your own home – beans, basil, thyme, baby greens, oregano, mint, parsley, spinach and so many other delicious foods! This closed-loop ecosystem uses the fish waste to naturally fertilize the plants above. In turn, the plants clean the water for your …
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January 9, 2013
